Oh boy I'm very nervous.

No pressure. This is not live is it. I imagine whatever I say you could just edit it out. Let's try it a few ways. Lou, are you in the booth?

I am.

All right, good. You know what, Lou, let's just play around with and see if we can get it right

and get this clip package on and then let me go home, all right?

All right. All right right count me in.

five four three two one

wutang I'm just with you little let's do it again.

We're gonna do it again. We'll do it again. We'll get it right.

Here we go, Dave.

Five, four, three, 3, 2.

You know, when I was a comedian starting out in Washington, D.C.

right here in this city,

1988, I'll never forget this, it was a comedy club owner that banned profanity from his comedy club.

He said it defended his audience and this was a cause of major concern for all the comedians in the circuit,

and we all called a meeting and we had the

owners come and it was the club owners and it was the comedians it was the classic

labor dispute the club owners laid out their case that cannot be profanity in these clubs because that offends people and is a comedian who's still a good friend of mine to this day he was right here in Washington DC he stood up and he

said he's black I should tell you because it's important to the story he says I use

profanity because I live a profane lifestyle.

He says I don't have an insect infestation in my house.

I have roaches.

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